Brough

Well, the reason I wanted to bring it up is because everything on the show, most things on this show, come back to the Canucks.

And we had a few texts last week when we were mentioning that Francesco Aquilini would not be part of the press conference or has not spoken.

to the fan base for a while.

And people were like, no sports owners talk to the team.

This is such a Vancouver thing.

I'm like, no.

Red Sox fans want to hear from ownership because like the Canucks in Vancouver, the Red Sox in Boston are more than just a sports team.

And they are very important to that region.

And the people in the city have a lot of pride in that team.

And for years, remember, these guys were the lovable losers.

Couldn't get it done.

There was the Babe Ruth curse.

And then they finally got over the hump in 2004.

They win the World Series.

And it kind of kicked off...

And then this incredible run of success in Boston with the sports teams.

And I think people on the outside might just assume like, oh, everything's going to rate with all the Boston teams.

These Red Sox fans hate the ownership now.

And they feel like they are playing second fiddle to Liverpool and

And that the ownership almost uses the Red Sox like a bank account.